Catholic Communion Breakfast Cancelled
The Communion Breakfast for Cathode men that was to have been held on Sunday has been cancelled. Unforeseen circumstances caused…
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Churches, 1951
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Weekly Activities in the Churches
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN, Iodide Street.—A successful meeting of the local Luther Society was held last Friday night. Members…
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London, October 26—Winston Churchill is almost certain to be England's Prime Minister after yesterday's elections. Only a dramatic reversal of the voting trend can keep the Conservative Party…
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London, October 26 — Mr. Winston Churchill has accepted a commission from the King to form a Ministry. He is expected to announce the names of…
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The result of the British general election is a Conservative victory. Leader of the Conservatives, Winston Churchill, is the dominating…
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London, October 28.—The King left his sickbed on Friday night after the Conservative election victory to receive Mr. Winston Churchill and appoint him Prime Minister. Mr. Churchill kissed the King's hand to…
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London, October 28—So far the Prime Minister (Mr. W. Churchill) has chosen only six Ministers—Messrs. Eden and Butler, Lords Woolton and Salisbury, Mr…
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London, October 28.—Mr. Churchill, who will be 77 next month, will be the third oldest Prime Minister in…
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London, October 29.—Mr. Churchill has decided the settlement of the disputes with Persia and Egypt must have priority with the new Ministry. Liberal Leader Clement Davies, meanwhile, has…
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Washington, October 30—Churchill and Truman will meet next month at Key West, Florida, according to widespread reports…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Barrier Miner Wednesday, October 31, 1951. Churchill in Command
A LTHOUGH he has not yet taken over the Administration, Mr. Winston Churchill (the new Prime Minister of Britain) has lost no time in announcing his immediate policy…
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London, October 31.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Winston Churchill) unintentionally provided humor…
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London, November 1.—Prime Minister Churchill and his Principal Ministers will take salary cuts during the period of Britain's…
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London, November 1—The new Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Richard Butler) has prepared to carry out Mr. Churchill's order for a general attack on…
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Additional members of Mr. Churchill's Cabinet are Lord Cherwell (left), wartime personal assistant to Mr. Churchill, who is thc new Paymaster-General, and Mr. Peter Thorneycroft (right) is the new…
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CITY MISSION: This Saturday evening is the occasion of the regular monthly Barrier Youth Fellowship meeting in the Town Hall…
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Pastel colored flowers in pink and mauve, highlighted the lovely colors of the bridesmaids' froc[?]s, and made a perfect setting for Miss Pauline Roberts' marriage with Mr. Kenneth Rauert in the…
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MICA STREET: Most organisation are at present busily making arrangements for Christmas parties. "Carols by Candlelight" will…
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London, November 9—The Prime Minister (Mr. Winston Churchill) fears a drift into war or that the East and West might goad each other into hostilities…
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BRITAIN'S NEW LORD CHANCELLOR, Lord, Simonds (right), and the Minister of Labor (Sir Walter. Monckton) outside No. 10 Downing street after the firsts meeting of the Churchill Cabinet last week…
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